"CURED MOTHER OF ULCERATIONS''
Sfr. B. C. Thompson, of Afcoski* N. C.,
, write#: "My mother ?U .a great sufferer
from au a Ice rated trouble peculiar to
women, ttbe took Mra. Joe Pereon'* Remedy
and Waab, and found It Invaluable.
It cured her. We heartily recommend It
to those Buffering from cancerous or iinpure
blood affections."
Ulcers aud Old Sores are the result of
had blood, and can never be cured until
the blood Is thoroughly purified, and all
poison driven from the system. External
applications alone can never do It. You
P10^.*0* rl*bt down to the seat of the
trouble and eradicate the disease from the
DIOOU. For tht^ purpose there la nothing
so good as
MRS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY.
It Is the best Tonic,''Alterative, JBlood
Purifier and. Nervine ever offered, and we
have the signed testimony of hundreds of
living witnesses to prove It. Thaw witnesses
testify to the marvelous Curative
powers of this great remedy In/cases of
Bxcema, Scrofula, Old Bores, an? all troubles
resulting from Impure, Impoverished
and Poisoned BlodR. . /
Many of these cuses seem alnjbst- mlracu?
Ions?patients given\up by docttrs and relatives
brought baclrt to the fill bloom of
health as If by magic? Literal? snatched
from the grave. B<* these witnesses are
eo reliable, and spelk In words of such
, convincing ^truthfolnM# thit none who
reads can doubt. Wei will w glad to send
this written testlmonr to lill who desire
to kuow what Mrs. foe Efrson's Remedy
and WaBh have dona for fathers.
We want to help ?nr rfflicted brothers
and sisters who are m>w iopeleesly enduring
the agonising tortured of Indigestion,
DyspepRla, Stomach Twoimle, Nerrousness,
Rheumatism, Catarrh! 'Female Troubles
and Blood Poison. Wt fon't care of how
long staudlng your trcbfle?Mrs. Joe Persons
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your veins, puts solid, healthy flesh on
your bones, and gives you strength to
drive out disease.
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy is a strictly
vegetable compound, absolutely harmleBB.
It contains no dangerous minerals, and can
be safely glvea to the smallest Infant.
Whenever the trouble Is external. It la
necessary to use the Wash with the Remedy.
For sale by druggists, or supplied direct
on receipt of price, $1.00 per bottle; 6 botties-Tor
$5.00; l doxen by express prepaid,
fer *10.00, by e
us. joe re nan remedy cs. ?ttn?. s c
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ittled districts, I
where good rlnge andy killing |
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mnde to use the Mwerful new high
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bullets as well as the well-known black
powder and low pressure smokeless cartridges.
and Is the Ideal rifle for target work,
0for woodchucks, geese,
hntoks, foxes, etc., up
to 300 yards.
This rifle and ammunttioii.
and all other
ZBarun repeaters, are
fully described in our
^ 136-page catalog. Free
for 3 slumps postage.
7Xe 2/taetin /Irearms Gx,
| <i WIUiw Street NEW HAVEN, CPUS.
administrators notice.
The undersigned having qualified at
administrator upon the estate of Jamct
O'Day, late of the County qf Franklin
notice is hereby given tcf all person;
holding cbims against the estate oi
H said decedent to exhibit yie same to the
undersigned on or bmora the 19th dat
of May, 1912, or this faotice will tx
plead in bar of thek/recovery. Al
persons indebted to tttefcaid etrtate wil
H please make immetliaU payment. Thii
the 18th dav of May. wll.
I June J. Lancaster, A<Tm.
h of J amks O'Day, deceased.
W. H. Yarborough, Jr, Atty.
1 COMMISSIONER'S SALE 'OP TGTVf
PROPERTY.
Under and by virtue ef a 'decree ol
the 'Superior Court oi' PrantBn caunty
made in the special proceedin fs eirtitlec
' Wrtfiam Eaton, drnrmsbrwtof of Sara!
Martin, deceased, aeainst "Willian
Martin, and others, buffet a h?v, th<
undersigned commiefrVAer w li on Afon
<tov the 3rd day o( JuljL 1911 It being
tfce first Monday in saiAroor th, at th<
hour ol noon, *e0 at tab c< urt housi
doer in Louisburg, at public auction tc
the highest bidder for caah -a certaic
lot mr parcel of land sitcateVai the coun
ty 41 FraBklin, State of Blorlh Carolini
and in the town of LosistnnvVand heirs;
a portion of the let wtieVon th<
said Sarah Martin resided at toe time
1 of her death, adieimriglfao itifee .lud)
Thomas, F. N. Bgertoa anctofberV th<
part-of said lot to be sola *being\?hi
Eastern porliott thereof wonting r3(
feet upon the alle,y-w*v wfcich adjoidi
the aaid lot on the North iflde and run
nin^ bach the entire wvlta of the saic
lot. This the 29th day of May, 1911.
^ W. II. YAKBOftQcgg. Jr.
Oromissionei
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I LIST YOUR TAXE5
off people of Louisjmrg ar<
I hereby notified to ca 1 at the
I Clerk's office of tfi^ own of
I Louisburg and list the iHaxej
I for 1911 ^
R. 0. DAVIS, 1 ster.
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[THE HOME GIF
Pleasant Evening Revei
Gated to Tired Mot
the Home Circle
CRUDE THOUGHTS FROM
* There is do fault so h?rd to over,
come as the hasty temple. We
may- make any number of good
Resolutions, and then the first
%ne we have any provooation
away we go without an instant's
warniug and before we realize what
we ate doing the unkind wordB have
been spoken, and no matter how
much regret we feel they cannot be
unsaid. -<
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Children are very observant and
even the tiny little ones notice the
difference between the smile and
the frown on the parent's face.
Year by year, as children grow
oldet, and the souls, minds and
hearts begin to expand under the
influence of the environments, senj
aitive children usually cultivate un
consciously the mother's disposition.
' The child will be sad and melancholyit
the mother sighs and complains.
' If the child is independent apd selfreliant
often under such circumstances
it will become stubborn and
'defiant. When the child leaves the
<?b)l4hnnd behind and becomes a
yonng man or woman then the evil
effects of tbs sad omrber becomes
still more apparent,
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it ii in the home that woman
rises tt> ber trtiest heights and wields
her widest influence.- Every home
is a miniature world and the wife is
a crowned queen. The wife who
makes society the field ot her accomplishments
soon finds her husband
a devoted club man. The
woman who fills her head with many
of the ideas and pleasures of much
that is called society, soon wants to
entertain her husband any evening
she may not have some other engagement,
with cards. She plays
just as she did to win some prise at
progressive euchre or whist parties.
She cheats a little, and they have a
little spat over it, and then another
and another, and presently she fires
something at his head, but misses it
and hits the motto over the door,
"God Bless Our Home.' Their little
bov say: "Ma, you missed pa's
head, but vou gave' the motto bail
, Columbia." Often tbe only-question1
i to be decided in that, home is, wbe
E ehall have the boy?" God pity the
! woman who lias set her heart em
, muoh that is modern society,
? ?
! There ana a thousand pretty, -engaging
little -ways, which every person
may pat on without tunning tbe
_ rwK -it wing cieemea aneotea or
I foppish. The.-sweet smites, the cordial
bow, (he-earnest movement in
f addressing a friend, the inquiring
I glance. the graceful attention which
> 19 so -captivating when united with
! atif-possession?these will insure us
- the good regards of eren a churl.
J Above ail, there is a certain -eoft..ees
of manner -which should be oulti[
vs*ed, amd which, in either -nan or
- woman, adds a charm that alraoet
. entirely -camoeDs&tea for Qaok of
> beauty, sind inestimably -enhances;
I the latter -where it doe. nnt ?riat
v ? v
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Time was when woman -was <i?^
scribed as <*he helpmeet af -man.
' W as it only ? phrase, and -meaningless?
I'oseiHy; but then, words in
r the Bible mostly did mew sorae'
thing. The tame, too, was ssd vet
' is in some quarters of the world,
I when a woman was a helpmeet and
accepted and worked up to her p> ition
as such. She did not demand
everything and do nothing. Why
, is marriage easy and univeraal tn
such a country as Japan? Life there
, is simple; two or three small rooms,
a few dishes, a mat npon wbioh to
: sleep, one dress, a little rioe and
some fruit?these suffice for all,
I Yich and poor alike, in a great city
liks Yeddo, whioh has a civilisation
as perfeot and as old as ours. And
vhs not a life of stupidity of bar-barishi;
all osn read md write; manners ;
are good; book* and juctuxss or*
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!CLE COLUMN, i
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bu
ries.^-R Column Dedihers
as They Join ?
at Evening Tide
THE EDITORIAL PEN
? L plenty;
theater? abound; processions
and festival days enliven life. It is
easy to see, therefore, why marriage ini
is not a fearful thing in that far-off ^
land; and by contrast it is eiuiy to tu
understand why tew have the courage
to dare it here. vc
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Let our homes be places of love,
joy and brightest sunshine, places of ^
enduring love that outlasts the ta
wedding day, and which produces a ^
life ot one long unbroken honeymoon,
the moulding place of oharac- 5'
ter, a place where the child breathes tr
an atmosphere perfumed by the
choicest dowers of heaven, where it W
finds the greatest earthly security ^
iu mother's loving, fostering care. ui
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There is only villianous abominations
in the doctrine that leads a y
creature,called by courtesy a man, to
announce that a transfer of bis af- ^
fections warrants a breach of loyalty II
and desertions of one who has become
his wife and the mother of his ev
children. No guise pf prophecy can ^
cover so vile a principle; no charm of pr
poetry gild so hateful a tre.a#on, and m
the breath of perdition is op (hp lip# PO
all such as advocate anything else
than loyalty to wifehood and raaa?,r?
hood. ' t!l
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'There are a few things more tantalir.ing
to a man than to go home
with eomething on his mind lie
wants to .scold aboUl, an3 find com- ^
pany there, and be obliged to act "
agreeably.
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There i3 nothing more convenient ^
tor the lonely dwellers of the rural ^
districts as well as for the *Thore certified
inhabitants of a town than the
telephone. It is really a most obedient
and faithful eel vant, ready to ^ b
carry your important or unimpor- J
tant messages without a murmur, b
It brings and keep practically the t
butcher, the baker, the candlestick
maker as well ae the doctor, the
preacher and the merchant at your
door. .
There is one niedicine that every
family should be.provided with and especially
during Hie summer months;
via, Chaenberlain'kColic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It ia skvsut certain
to be needed. Itfcostk tut a quarter,
can ye? afford tf be Vitfaoot it? For
sale by all deal en.
CURE
YOUR KIDNEYS. \
D* Not Endanger life When a
Louis burg Citizen Shows
Yon the Cure.
Why vill oeoplccoriti
&H' th? agonies of kidney (
8tackach?, urinary disori
ess, headaches, languor, t
themselves to become obr< ?
lids, when a tested remedy l
them ? j
Deans Kidney Pdls is the
to use, because it ii/cs/to tl
neys the help Wwyj/iedH to. p
their work. J /
If you have myty, /ven one, <
symptoms >>( L>Ah<p diseases,
yourself now, Ueflo/e diabetes, dr't
or BHght's (Mniau sets in. K (
this Loiuebut* ta/timony:
Mrs. A is -jfilen, N, Main S
Louiabur^/jfr. J, says: "I have n
occasion toJuae/Doan'a Kidney Pilh
since ^heyriu^re of kidney trouble
in February 1508 and I know that
nay enre n a permanent one. I can
still recommend thi\remedy in the
highest terms."
For sale by all dealenhs. Prioe 50
eents. / Koster-Milburn Col^v New
York, hole agents for the United
States J
Remember the name?Doan's?
and t| ike no other.
The woman of today who has rood
health, rood temper, rood sense, bright
eye* and.it lovelyxfomplexion, the resalt
of correct liyinNnd rood digestion,
wins the admiration JoTsthe world. If
your digestion is faufty Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets wHi correct
it. For aaia by all dhalrm. i\
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forto W. B. Cookalsa id Ret a box
California Medicine/!) lalingsoap. Ice
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d for chapped handi, sows, cuts,
rna, blotches, pimples eczehja^danufl
and all entaneous affections it is
equal. Unsurpassed for removing
Int and grease on ck thing. While
ere look at the new lii e Samples just
riyed.
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PROTECT.
THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF
- T AND FAMILY.
Pope's Herb is prepared to provide a
pendable household remedy, based
ion the principle of purity of blood
murine freedom from disuse. It. is
medicine for maladies suer a", Rheuatism.
Liver Complaints, Constipa>n,
Fever and Ague, Female Disorrs,
Indigestion, Luniblgn, Kidney
erangements, Catarrh, Sick and Nerius
Headaches, loss of .A/petite and all
Imenta arising from inwtivit y of the
ver and Kidneys. I
It is a purely Herbs, Barks and Roots
impound It js put ud in chocolate
abed tablets pleasing and easy to
ke, (or can be dissolved in water.)
Mr*. J. C. Meade jof Hayattsvillet
d. way*: /
"Fin: years I have suffered with
acka\he. Headaches/ Neuralgia, and
ervouauiess and extreme fatigue. ( _
ied nuuiy remedied without relief
our months ago a fateful friend in- _
iced me to write tq Pope Medicine Co.
ushingtonV D. C., for a-box of Pope's
erb Compound Tablets, the very first
>se of two tablets/gave me relief. I
ied not quite \ $1.40 b x ahd I am enrely
cured of the pain in my back and
tve no more headache."
t>r. J. V. He\ kesey, a prominent
kyaician and Sufaeon of Albany, N.
. in part says: I v
"As a Blood Purifier, Liyer, Kidney
id System regulAtorvI prescribe Pope
edicine Co's of I Washington, D. C.
erb Compound is I have done for the
ist 20 years, and I havA found it to t
( a great remefly, whitdi seldom if
er fai!s.' There are thousands of let- .
rs from users J>f Pope's Herbs, that J
lye been beneitted and cured by its
oper use. Phpe's Hefb Compound
kblets are puf up 200 in a bqx, "six
anth's treatment," and wtll \?e sent
j/.-paid on receipt of $1.00. Each box
Pffoted guarantee binding
to refto# WM* pMrehftse price ft the
medy fa'to fe benefit, al*o full oircc
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Guaranteed by the Pope Medicine Co.,
c., under the Pure Food and Druge
!?T June BO, 1906 No. 31,956.
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Popp Building, Washington, D. C,
1ALE T)F LAND
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Id nwonlf.^ nu omiinnnc*1 parsed
y the BonHLqI Town CtiyinlnfionAM ami
y nut' Wit* of the i-hnrtnf of the town of"
1 will on Mnydny June 26th,;
Oil . nt thu e.mrt door in Louisiana,
the fo l'.wfcisr town/lots for nou pay
iw*?tiof tnxHH du^tberpofi for 1010.
tfftB Allf' J, i?r. T lot tyeiruore nr. $0.73
no. Blount. 1 loATn^oro road 2.05
Vushi; gtmi 'Ht|A 1 ui\ K? iiinor?' ave H.Rl
luue Davis. 1 kt Si?rli?w 8.04
laey Danston. i?. 1 I C Mineral
Hpriom .A. B Co
?ora ran?t'>n. 1'lf/xjul loan 2.or.
reo. tiger tot i. 1 li?* TV i" lierlaVe 7 15
iuhtiu (Jrt?en 1 loUMinVrnl "prfti jh 5.Hi
rohn Orwo, 1 hitAlnin Vtnvt 7.13
Hence Hasic-vooiK New port- 0.G4
fohn Hniln-rnoti/1 lok miir railroad 3.01
Seorev H?rt, 1 Uit,"TliverVouil 8.10
Betsy Jouph. 1 Ilit. roil road 2.30
*im Keornev. 1flot. ISjrrrtot) 0.38
'. B. Lnunfont/* iot, Halilrx rood 8.12
4t?:pheii Perry. 1 1o;, Halifax r?md 5.03
Vdvon THiouj-it. 1 lot-. Torhoro road B 03
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